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Ford Makes Initial
Move Against Union
ixiroit. Ma)' 15?The first apparent
uf the Ford Motor Company to
"do#* unionisation of Its 150,000
in the United State# wan regaled
today
. n a?nouneeinent that cardH bearing
Henry Ford "a views on labor oriwtioiis
and policies will be clrculat(fd
among the workers Monday
i>wue hooii alter the union Indicated
it would week a closed shop In
Gneral Motors plants.
Conferences last night between unIod
officials and tj?e management of
,Wo strike-closed General Motors
plant# as Saginaw provided for the
meii to return to work Monday, with
negotiations of the disputes opening
the #*mc day.. <
Harry H Bennett, Ford personnel
director, made public the cards?Labeled
"Fordisms"?that will be circulated
HIUUUK the employes.
\Ve have always made a better
bargain for our men than an outsider
could.' the) Informed the workers.
-We have tievuf had to barguin
again#t our men. And we don't expect
to begin now."
The statement adds 'that "our men
ought to consider whether It is necessary
to pay some outsider every
month for the privilege of working
jt Ford's " It describes the outcome
of receut automotive strikes as being
merely that numbers of men put
their necks into an Iron collar."
"We're only trying to show who
owns ;he collar," it continues.
"Figure it out for yourself. If you
go into a union, they have got you
and what have you got?"
The cards conclude with the statement
that "a little group of those who
control both capital and labor will
sit dowu in New York and settle
prices, dividends and wages."
Ford is the only major automobile
producer with which the U. A. W. A.
has no agreement.
Homer Martin, U. A. W. A. president.
went to Saginaw to effect the
truce in the strikes that closed the
Chevrolet Grey Iron foundry and the
G M Malleable iron division.- The
clotures had left 7,000 employes of
the two plants idle
Before leaving Detroit he signified
that the union would seek to alter its
agreement with General Motors so as
to bar non-union labor front the corporation'*
plum* '
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SALES BY THE SHERIFF
l nder and by virtue of sundr> in* executions
directed to im- by the County
Treasurer of Kcntliuw County, South
Carolina, I huve levied upon the followin*
property and will sell same the nr?t i
Monday in June. 1937, being the seventh
day thereof, in front of the Court House,
uunng the J*?gwl bout? of sale Tvi m?
of bate. Cash:
All that lot and buildings In the City
of Camden, bounded north by ltobert
iioykin, cant by Market btreel, booth by
a ditch or main drain, west by VV, O.
Hay. Hevled Upon and to be bold a?
property of Joe llarriaon for 1031, 1932,
1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes.
AU(|
All that lot wllii building thereon in
the City of Camden, bounded north by
City Hot No. 1084; east by City Hoi No. I
1U9?; bouth by City Hot N'o. 1082; wont
by Market btreet. Hevted upon and to
be hold ab property of Sarah William*
for 1032, 1033, 1034, 103b and 1036 taxeb.
AUo
All that lot and building in the City
of Camden, bounded north by City Hot
No, ? ; eubt by Fair street; bouth by
Savage street; went by City Hot No.
. Hevud upon and' to be bold ub
property of Charlie Bradley -for?i:?32t>033,
1034, 1030 and 1936 taxeb.
AUo
All thut lot and building in the City
of Camden, bounded norm by Walnut I
btreet; eabt by l*ot No. lb, south by Hot
No. 13; wist by Campbell btreet. H,evied
upon a initio be wold uh property of J. H
Alexander for 1033, 1034, 103b and 1936
taxeb.
Alao
All that lot and building In the City
of Camden, bounded north by Fidelity I
Building and Hoan Association; eabt by .
Market btreet; south by Williamb; west'
by jumeb W. Stover. Hevled upon and !
to be bold aw property of Moses Ander- |
bon for 1032, 1033, 1034, 1935 and 1936
luxe*.
AUo
All that lot in the city of Camden, I
bounded north by lot N'o. 24, booth by |
lots N'o. 2(1, 27 and 1028, bald lot U designated
ua lot N'o. 2b, Block A., and iu 1
on Hand Avenue, levied upon and to be 1
sold ua property of Wlttkowsky and MeCaaklll
lor 1030, 1031, 1032, 1033, 1034,
1035, and 1036 taxeb.
AUo
All that lot and building in the City
of Camden, bounded north by M. ATeam;
east by M. A. Team; bouth by
WelU Deuse, went by C. ? ipLdl btreet.
Hevled upon and to be bold as property
of Phoebe Williams for,'1032, 1033, 1034,
1035 and 1036 taxeb. v j
Also
All that lot and building in the city
of Camden, bounded north by lot No.
1106; east by lot No. 1107 ami 1108; on
bouth by York street; west by lot No.
1111. He vied u|?on and to be bold ab
property of Washington Alexander for
1032, 1033, 1034, 1035 und 1036 tuxes.
Also
All that lot and building iu the city |
of Camden, bounded and designated as
lot No. 6, in Block 2, fronting 50 feet on
King street. Hevled upon and to be sold |
as property of Charlotte Middle ton for j
1032, 1033, 1034, 1035 and 1036 taxos.
Alao
All that lot and building In the citv of
Camden, bounded north by formerly T.
J. Wilson; east by formerly Mrs. Nih-s;
south formerly Blodgett lots, wert by
Fair street. Hevled upon and to be rold
as property of Sarah Ann Patterson and
now belonging to Amy H. McKeever for
1033, 1034, 1935 and 1036 taxes.
Also
All that lot and building In the city of
Camden, bounded north by Chestiut st.;
east by Hyttleton street; south by Kllza,beth
Boykin; w^st by Hamlin property.
?j-.. i ..... j. .. .-i
levied u|>on and to be wold a? property
of Florence A. Simons end formerly Mr*.
It W White for 1031,1032 , 1936 Mud
103# tax.ee.
Also
All that lot In the city of Camden,
hounded north by Anna Holland; east by
formerly Schloaburg, eouth by Anna Ilollund;
weet by Fair etreet. Levied upon
and to be aold us property of Jack F
Klrkland for 1032,1033,1034.1036 and 103#
luxes.
A 1*0
All that lot I p the city of Camden,
hounded north by part lot No. 37; east by
lot No. 36; goulu by lot No. 38; wubt Ay
liroud etreet. Levied upon and to %e
aold a? property of Kathleen IS. ltoeelre
for 1032, 1033, 1034, 1936 and 1036 taxoa. ,
Also
All Hurt lot and building In the city of I
Camden, bounded north by lot No. ?
eaat by Joe Chavla; eouth by M. A. Cly-1
burn; weet by Jackson Adamaon. Levied ;
u)K>n and to be aold a* property of eatnte
Moo# Drukefoni for 1082, 1033, 1034, 1036
and 1036 tuxes.
Also
All that lot In the city of Camden,
bounded north by Nora L. Harria; east
by Broad atreet; eouth by Mt. Nlorlah I
Huptlet church; weat by Phyllis McGlrt. j
Levied ui?on and to be eold a? property ;
of English llarrla for 1931, 1032, 1033,
1034, 1036 and 1936 taxee.
Also
All that lot and building In the city of'
Camden, bounded north by formerly
Zettip; eaat by Mill etreet; south by He- I
beccft Mention; weet by formerly I)elaxactie.
Levied upon and lo be Hold uh<
property of John and estate Malay Ha- i
rohl for 1931, 1032, 1036 giwd 1036 taxes. |
Also
All that tract of land near Camden, I
COIlLainlng 16 acree, hounded north by i
B. W. Khaine und S. K. Winkler; south j
by tract No. 5; weat by M. W. Khuine J
Levied ui><>n and to be aold aa property)
of Cork L. Lawrence for 1031, 1932, 1933,
1934, 1935 and 1936 taxea.
Alao
^11 that tract of land in District One,
containing 40 acree and huildlnga, bounded
north by Willie Williams; east by
(Ireen Champion; eouth by Henry Roblnaon;
weat by Muaeett property- Levied
upon and to be aold ua property of estate
of Thomas MoLeUdon for 1931, 1932,
1933, 1034, 1035 and 1036 luxes.
Also
All that tract of land In District No.
1, containing 8 acres, bounded north by
Lawrence Williams; east by run of
Branch; south by Charles Williams; west
by Green Champion. Levied upon and to
be sold as property of Rebecca Brevard
for 1033, 1034, 1936 aigl 1036 tuxes.
Also
All that lot and building In District No.
1, designated as part of lot No. I In Mon|
roe Boykln Park, and shown in Plat
Book 2, page 12. Levied upon and to be
Isold us property of Martha Patterson for
1934, 1035 and 1936 taxes.
Also
All that parcel of land and building In
District No. 1, containing 3 acres, bounded
north by Charles Whltaker; eaat by
John Heed; aouth by Macedonia church
and Heed; west by Henry Shederlek. i
Levied upon and to he sold as property
i of Thomas D. Cantey for 1032, 1933, 1934,
| 1935 und 1936 taxes.
Also
| All that lot and building In District
I No. 1, near Camden, bounded north by
Ann Ilutledge; east by Bessie Smith; on
south by Dr. Ehrenclou; west by Henry
Jennings. Levied upon and to be sold as
property of Emma Craig for 1933, 1934
and 1936 taxe*
Also
All t l\t lot in District No. 1, near
Camden, rfhunded north by Rean Johp-n
I son; east by Willie Davis; south by Zack
Ferguson; west by Sarah Lewis. Levied
I upon and to he sold as property Douglas
Boykin for 1032, 1933. 1934, 1935 and 1036
taxes.
Also
All that lot and building In District
No. 1, near Camden, bounded north by
I Macedonia church; east by a street; on
south by Buasett and a street; west by
t I mn ? ), IV<9!
" - - JL * *' -in'.Jl -JUS OUJL.J--AJJJJLIJ-. LTSO
Willie Benson Levied upon hikI to be
I no Id .?? property of Mamie and Dentil*
Turktr for 11*a3. 1934 and 1936 (axes.
AUo
All those lota In District No. 1, near
Camden, bounded north by Johnnie
Smith, cu*i by - ; south by Lulu Hello
Davit,, west by Pollye Shields Levied
upon and to be void as property of Fcbey
and Futmle Whltaket for 1931. 1932. 1933.
1934. 1936 and 1936 tuxes
Alao
A i j I hat lot and bulldtiiK in District No
1, newt t'ainden. bounded north by John
William*, east by Power House street,
south by John Smltli, west by a street
to l'ower house Levied upon and to bo
Mold u* pio|tei.ty of ('hurtle Sanders for
1933, 1934. 1936 and 1936 luxes
Alao
All lhat parcel of lund and building in
199m t rict No. I. containing 2 acrca, bounded
not l h by Levi Hayes; eaat by Patsy
lloyd. ?-t al , aoutli by Weeks; west by
oMtate of K S. Villepigue. Levied upon
and t.? be Hold as inojHMty of Tom Hoyd
for 1931. 1932, 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936
taxes <
Alao
All (bat lot and building In District
No. 1, ncur t'ainden. bounded north by
estate John Timbers; eaat by estate 6f
Kacbael James; south by Millie and Horace.
weal by estate lien Ilrtiwn Levied
upon und to be sold as property of Ou*
t'arl-.a for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936
taxes
Also
All that lot near t'ainden In District
No 1 bounded north by tlus Carlos;
east by Kachuet Jaineii; south by Fannie
Fleming, west by Mrs. Scott. Levied
upon and to he sold as property of Mlttle
Carlos for 1933. 1934, 1935 and J936
tu Xes
Also
All that lot and building near Camden
in District No. 1, bounded north by Tornnwe
Carter; east by I'ublle Houd; south
by II C. Cartel ; west by Tommle Carter.
la-sled upon and to be sold as property
of Estate of Sallic Carter for 1931,
1932, 1934. 1935 and 1936 taxed
A lso
All that lot near Camden in District
No 1 bounded north by Kills property;
east and south by estate of King Perkins;
west by estate of isom Ferklns.
Levied upon and to be sold as property
of estate of Tom Springs for 1932, 1933, j
1934. 1935 and 1936 tuxes.
Also
All that lot in District No. 1. near
Camden, bounded north by W. M. Kirkland.
east by Willie Benson; smith by
Second street and Bassett; west bj' Keuben
Catoe. la-vled upon and to be sold
as property of estate Charlotte Cuntey
for 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936 taxes. I
Also '
AU that lot and building in District
No l. near Camden, bounded on the
north by Wiley Thompson; east by Nettle
I Griffin; south and west hy John T. Nettles
Levied upon and to be sold us the
property of estute Itoau Brown for 1932,
j 1933. 1934, 1935 und 1936 taxes. i
Also I
All that parcel of land and building in
Curcton t'ark, near Camden, bounded on
north and east by J. 15 Ziinp; south by
Dr. Khrenelou; west by Kmmu Crajg.
Levied upon and to be sold as property
of Ih-ssie Smith for 1933, 1934, 1935 and
1936 luxes. ?
Also I
All that lot and building near Camden,
in District No. 1, bounded north by Wh!
teree Mill; east by Mrs. Lillie M. Dunn;
south |by B. K. Connell; west by Bob
Burroughs. Levied upon and to be sold I
as property of Mary Kllen Spires for 1932,
1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes.
Als?
All that lot and building near Camden
In District No. 1, bounded north by Kendall
Mills; east by Dr. S. M. McCaskill;
south by Public Road; west by Mrs. Fannie
Shirley. Levied upon and to be sold
as property of Ella lialey, and now belonging
to Louise T. Roddey, for 1931,
1932. 1933, 1931. 1935 and 1936 taxes.
Also
All that tract of land In District No.
1. containing 10 acres, bounded north by
LU.IU-.1 -I1.U.LVJ 'Ji-iJJU ?
Shannon laud; rant by the Airport; dn
aouth by Schioaburg property; west by
Prances Thompson. Levied upon and to
be aold hh property of Willie Tlioinpaou
for 1*31. 1'332, 1933. mat. 1*335 and 1936
taxea.
Also
All that lot In District No I, near
Cuiuden, bounded north by the Kendall
Mills; eual by Jim Robinson, aouth by
Public Road. wept by Kendall Mllla.
I.evied upon and to be aold an property 1
of J 1' Moore for 1931, 1932. 1933, 1934,
1935 and 1936 taxea.
AIho j
All that tract of lundr In Dlatrlct No.
I. near Camden, containing 7 icr??, and
bounded north by Ctuyf'lle Itoblnaon, rant
by Knights Hill ltoi/d; aouth by Allow
WtlllaniH, went by Caroline Murphy Hevied
upon and to be aold hh property of
Charlie Wllllaina for 1931. 1932, 1933. 1934,
1935 and 1936 taxea.
Alan
All that traet of land, In District No.
30, containing 30 acrea and building, and
buunded north hy eatute Many Fletcher;
euat by PeUer MoLure; aouth by Drawer
lands; weat by eatute C. L. I)ye. Levied
upon and to be aold aa property of the
Peopled Hank for 1932, 1933, 1934.- 1936
and 1936 tux en
AIho
All that tract of land in Dlatrlct No.
II. containing 199 acrea. hounded north i
by eatute English liarrla; eaat hy Itafc
Harris; aouth by H. II liarrla; weat by
la'vl Moult' Levied U|k>(i and to be aold
aa property of eatute Klrklund liarrla
for 1931, 1932. 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936
taxea.
Also
All that tract of laud In Dlatrlct No. 8,
containing 100 acrea, bounded north hy j
eatute .1 K Dixon and Will Cuuiherit; I
eriat by Mary Levy; aouth by 8am Wright |
uiul others, weal hy ealutu R. II. True*- ,
dale and others Levied upon and to be
aold ua property of eatute Emma Edwa
i da for 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1936 and
1936 taxea.
Alao
All lhat tract of land In Dlatrlct No
19, containing 21 acres and building and
bounded north, east, aouth and weat hy
property of Clifford Plantation 1-evled j
upon and to be Hold as property of eatute
Mary Alexander for 1932, 1933, 1934,
1935 and 1936 taxea.
Also
All lhut tract of land lit District No.
33, containing 1 fts acrea, bounded north j
by M. A. Levy; eaat by Alex Boone, et.
al ; aouth hy W. (J. Anthony, el ul . on
weat hy CSrunny'a Creek Road, etc. Levied
ujHjn und to be aold aa property of
Estate Martha Juinea for 1931, 1932, 1933,
1934, 1935 und 1936 taxes.
Als<>
All that tract of land In Dlatrlct No. I
9, containing 19S acres, bounded north
by Joe Mlckle; eaat by Tom Klrklund;
Houth by Janu-a Klrklund, weat by R A.
McDowell. Levied upon and to be aold
ua property of Kstute Martha James for
1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxea.
Alao
All that tract of land in Dlatrlct No.
8. containing 60 acrea, bounded, north by
M. A. Klrklund; euat by (J. C! TflVkland;
aouth by Emmu Edwards; weatM>y Highway
No 621. levied u|>on and,, to he
sold aa property of Katate of .Martha
Jnmea for 1931, 1932. 1933, 1934, 1936 and
1936 taxes.
Also
All that tract of land In District No
33. containing 25 acrea, hounded north
by Shelby Trueadulo; eaat by Charlie
Da via, aouth by Mike Jones, west by 8.
U. Truesdalo. Levied upon and to bo
I add aa property of Vermel Davis for
1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxea.
Also
I All that tract of land In District No.
8, containing 3 acres, bounded north and
jeast by Estate IOmma Edwards; south
by Truesdale land; west by Stokes land.
Levied upon and to be Hold as the property
of Verinol Davis for 1932, 1933, 1934,
1936 and 1936 taxes.
Also
All that tract of land in District No.
19, containing 18 acres, bounded north
by Ed Peach; east by Lock hart Rond;
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I south by estate Alex lioone; west by
Mary Iu?vy. Levied upon and to be sold
an property of Verinsl Davis for 1931,
1932, 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936 taxes.
Alao
All that tract of land In District No.
9, containing 28 acres, bounded north by
James Kirkland; rani by Munola lvlrklund;
south by James Prakeford; weal
by It A. McDowell levied upon and to
be Hold mm property of Lllxu llrown for
1932. 1934, 1936 and 1936 taxoa.
Alao
All (but true! of land In Olatrlct No.
9, containliiK 60 acres, bounded north by
David Walla; east by Frank Kirkland;
aouth by Waterey Power Company; west
by Duvid Watta levied upon and to be
aold aa property of Walter and Iteaale
Price for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936
taxed.
A I ao
All that tract of laud In Dlalrlct No.
9, containing 62 acres, bounded north by
David Watta; eaal and aouth by Willie
Neal; weat by David Watta Levied upon
and to be aold ua property of Kobort
Neal for 1933, 1934, 193b and 1936 t&xea.
Alan
All that tract of land In Dlalrlct No.
9. containing 94 acrea, bounded north by
D. J. Creed; eaat by W. It. Olyburn, on
aouth by eatute Carrie Truntluim; weat
by It. A. McDowell Levied upon and to
be aold a a property of Julia Chavla for
1932. 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936 taxea.
A lao
All that tract of land In Dlalrlct No.
9, containing 400 acrea, bounded north
by Jantea Prakeford; eaat by l&date of
Itlcbey; aouth by Clifford Plantation, on
Weat by I) J. freed Levied upon and
to be aold aa property of Munola Kirkland
for 1934, 1936 and 1936 taxea.
Alao
All that tra?t of land In Dlalrlct No.
9, contalninK 70 acrea, bounded north by
F. P. Kirkland; eaat and aouth by 14urnlo
McCorley, weat by Marie Kirkland
Levied upon and to lie aold aa property
of llejton McCorley for 1934 and 1936
taxed
A lao
All that tract of land in District No.
9 containliiK 42 acrea, bounded north by
Latate Joe Hortutby; eaat by Kershaw
County Holland land; south by M. 14.
James; weat by ICatate At ledge land.
Levied u|Hin and to be aold aa property
of lOatate Joseph Mlckle for 1934 and
| 1936 taxea.
| Alan
All that tract of land In District No.
9, containliiK 26 acres, bounded north by
Latate Joe Hortvaby; eaat by Delate of
Joe Mlckle; aouth by M, 14 James; weat
by formerly Arledge. Levied upon and
to be Hold aa property of Latate Llla
Mlckle for 1934 and 1936 taxea,
A lao
All those 2 lota In Monroe Itoykln
Park, near Camden and dcHlKtiateil aa
lota No. 86 and 87, bounded north by
lota No. 97 and 98. eaat by lota No. 88,
89 and 90; aouth by Ktrat Avenue; weat
by lot No. 85. Levied upon und to bo
sold aa property of Lewis und Schloabuik
for 1936 taxes.
J. H. McLKOD,
Sheriff For Kershaw County.
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Sumter Invites You to Its Iris Festival May 19 to June 1
IT'S IRIS TIME AT SUMTER'S SWAN LAKE
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Swan Lake is one of the country's most beautiful gardens.
When the JAPANESE IRIS are in bloom?this year from
May 19 to June 1?it is a veritable wonderland.
There is NO ADMISSION CHARGE to Swan Lake. It is
open for the enjoyment of all lovers of beauty.
Swan Lake is located less than a mile from Sumter. Plenty
of parking space has been provided.
Sumter Board of Trade and Merchants'
Bureau Welcome You
We are very proud of Swan Lake where millions of
Japanese Iris will be in bloom from May 19th to June 1st
and we extend to you a most cordial invitation to visit Sumter
and this garden. You can travel far and wide but no
prettier spot can be found than the Iris garden just west
of the City of Sumter.
I. M. RICHARDSON, Secretary W. B. DAUGHTREY, President
Sumter Board of Trade. Sumter Merchants' Bureau.
Plan a Day's Outing at Swan Lake
MDUOMff' r.rr*. ri'mwaMUM.. - ^ ?
SWAN LAKE GARDENS
Japanese Iris in Bloom *
An Invitation from
Mayor F. B. Creech
It gives me peculiar pleasure to invite the
people of the surrounding communities to Sumter
during this festival. The Iris garden is lovely,
and you will receive a most cordial welcome by
a hospitable people.
F. B. CREECH, Mayor.
You Will Always Find a Warm
W elcome
Awaiting You In v
Sumter
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8CENE?SWAN LAKE, SUMTER, 8. C. /
Good Highways Lead To Sumter^From
All Parts of The State
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Above picture shows Swan Lake with the Japanese Iris in bloom.?
The Royal Iris of Japan (Iris Kaempferi) bloom by millions May 15
to June 10th each year at Swan Lake Gardens, 8umter, 8. C.
I
The Sumter Garden I
Club Invites You I
To visit Swan Lake during the flowering season.
Combination of Water Lily and blooming i
Iris makes the picture of unsurpassed beauty.
MRS. FRANK CHANDLER, President.
VISITORS -will find Sumter's stores,
restaurants and business houses mod- I ,
ern. You will find shopping easy and I
satisfactory in ? I
^Suttiter
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